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    Romanticism was an artistic, literary, and intellectual movement that originated in the late 18th century. It emphasized feelings, emotions, imagination, and a focus on nature and the individual over reason and rules. Some key characteristics included using nature as a theme, focusing on spirituality and the individual, ignoring traditions, and incorporating the supernatural. Major poets of the movement included William Wordsworth, who saw nature as a teacher and believed it had a formative influence on him, and Samuel Taylor Coleridge, who was a founder of Romanticism and emphasized imagination in his poetry.

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    Romanticism was an artistic, literary, and intellectual movement that originated in the late 18th century. It emphasized feelings, emotions, imagination, and a focus on nature and the individual over reason and rules. Some key characteristics included using nature as a theme, focusing on spirituality and the individual, ignoring traditions, and incorporating the supernatural. Major poets of the movement included William Wordsworth, who saw nature as a teacher and believed it had a formative influence on him, and Samuel Taylor Coleridge, who was a founder of Romanticism and emphasized imagination in his poetry.

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    Romanticism

    Presented by:
    Farah Zaheer
    Maham Zulfiqar
    Hina Shahid
    Introduction:

    • An artistic,literary and intellectual movement


    • Originated with publication of Lyrical Ballads
    • Emphasized on feelings, emotions and natural man
    • Called age of revolutionary
    • Development of industries
    • Rise of middle class
    • Liberty , equality, fraternity
    • Reaction against the Age of Reason
    Characteristics of Romantic Age:
    • Nature as theme
    • Focus on individual and Spirituality
    • Imagination
    • freedom
    Cont.
    • Use of supernatural element
    • Use of common language
    • humanism
    • Ignore traditional rule and customs
    • Romantic poet divide in 2 generations
    Poets of Romatic Era:
    • William Wordsworth
    • Source of joy
    • Three parameters
    • Wordsworth belief
    • Nature as a teacher
    • Nature have a formative influence
    • Develpment of his love for Nature
    • Nature as a guardian
    • Man and Nature
    • Coleridge
    • Founder of Romantic Movement
    • Poetry as Lava of imagination
    • Beautiful Imagery
    • Humanism
    • Nature have a formative influence
    • Develpment of his love for Nature
    • Nature as a guardian
    • Man and Nature

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